Riding The Tiger

Blood

A 1926 essay by Ernst Jünger, newly translated with notes, exploring the metaphysical power of blood and destiny

Dec 2 • 

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November 2025

Fascism

A 2014 essay by Alain de Benoist, newly translated with notes, on Fascism as a historical form

Nov 25 • 

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James Watson and the Price of Truth

With the recent death of James Dewey Watson, one of the last titans of twentieth-century science has fallen.

Nov 8 • 

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October 2025

The Discipline of Pain

Ernst Jünger and the Formation of the New Man

Oct 31 • 

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Man and Technics: The Fate of the Faustian Soul

Oswald Spengler on the West’s descent from the mastery of form to the mechanization of life

Oct 25 • 

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The Law of Life and the Death of Liberal Democracy

Liberal democracy is a lie, the herald of our biological and civilizational ruin.

Oct 25 • 

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Why Diversity Destroys

How Moral Pretension Hollowed Out Western Civilization

Oct 17 • 

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Heidegger and the Question of Being

An inquiry into metaphysics and the loss of meaning in the modern world

Oct 10 • 

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What Was Once Called America

The Community Relations Service and the Architecture of Obedience

Oct 5 • 

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Julius Evola: Philosophy and Direct Action

A 2008 essay by Dominique Venner, translated with notes, on Evola’s influence from Fascism to the “Years of Lead”

Oct 2 • 

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September 2025

The Eternal Right

From Altar and Crown to Shadow and Decline

Sep 26 • 

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Against Illusion: Carl Schmitt and the Reality of Power

Carl Schmitt stands as one of the few jurists of the last century who dared to speak the most elemental of truths: law and politics are inseparable, for…

Sep 23 • 

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